BenQ-Siemens Concept Phones

Product Visionaires GmbH, a BenQ Mobile subsidiary based in Berlin, is a creative think tank developing future concepts primarily for BenQ-Siemens. They have released their designs of few concept mobile phones recently. These phone designs are indeed cool and creative.

Nokia's mobile phone of the future

SLIQ Cell Phone Project

Sliq is a cell phone for buisiness travellers who need a sleek mobile device to take over the features of their PDA and cell phone. Attatched bluetooth earpeice/crank power up/all touch screen/NAV pad

Radia - Circular Cell Phone by Michael Laut

Lightsaber MP3 player concept

MP3 players are getting not only smaller but also prettier. That’s why every designer is trying new MP3 players concepts. One of them is French Renaud Janin, who uses Star Wars theme with his Lightsaber inspired player.

Alarming Ring

Ring is a vibrating alarm designed for people who hate the loud blaring sounds of a typical alarm. The charging cradle is where you set what time you want each ring to go off. The ring fits over the tip of your finger and when that opportune time arrives, it vibrates. Putting the ring back on the dock shuts off the alarm.

Dark Label Retroxis Phone by Lim Sze Tat

Darklabel | Retroxis - As far as mobile phones are concerned, there are certain inevitable desires such as dimensions, weight and style. Retroxis reflects a retro approach towards design with clean aesthetics, optimum controls and functions. It is encased in high polished polycarbonate renowned for its lightweght and toughness and the invisible OLED display silently hides away when inactive to make your phone look clean and stylish.

It Takes Two, Me And You

No one can deny the power of 2. Two heads are supposed to be better than one. The number 2 is the smallest prime number and the only even one. It’s also the most divisible number. If that weren’t enough evidence, 2 is the number of DNA strands that make up the double helix structure. The common denominator here is the number 2 denotes cooperation and that’s where the Duofone concept begins.

Cellphone Inspired By Chinese Scrolls

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Mobile Phone With Landline Qualities

This design revolves around the charger unit. The eye-catching opening in the middle fulfils two functions: storing the phone and charging it. On the one hand, ETNA fits onto an adapter which is plugged directly into an electrical socket: the phone is charged via induction and an illuminated, colour-coded ring on the charger adapter shows the respective charging status. On the other, the mobile charger adapter is used to “hang up” the phone, lending the mobile phone a permanent place in the apartment or office. With the help of the charger unit ETNA can easily be incorporated into daily tasks and routines. Hanging the mobile phone on the charger unit becomes a daily ritual, similar to hanging keys on a key hook.

Momenta PC concept a necklace of the Next-Gen

Capturing the precious moments and sharing them has been made easy with Momenta PC, a PC that can be worn as a necklace! By the time you think whether to believe it or otherwise, the Momenta PC has already carved a niche for itself as a finalist in the Next-Gen PC Design Completion from Microsoft. Momenta PC uses the newest slim and sleek operating system developed by Microsoft rightly called SLIM. It is a stunning piece of accessory that you can simply strap around the neck and go on with your activities. The Momenta PC can be used with its touch gesture interface whenever and whenever you wish, coz along with capturing those precious moments for you it also shares and stores them for you.

Intel Demonstrates World's First Working 'Moorestown' Platform

INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, Taipei, Taiwan, Oct. 20, 2008 - The surge of new Internet-based applications and innovations will require a common, yet flexible platform from which the industry can innovate upon, and the Intel® Architecture is well positioned at the core of exciting new innovations and transformation, according to Intel executive Anand Chandrasekher.

Double Layered Transparent Screen

World's Largest Mouse

If you thought your premium mouse had a lot of buttons, check out the Glide Keyboard from Weston Boege. Resting on low friction pads, the keyboard slides around your desk picking up the movement through an optical sensor mounted underneath. The keyboard also integrates traditional mousing controls into the moulded palm rest that grips your hands as they move. Can’t say it’s a bad idea, although I can see having trouble typing when half the keys are fused together.